So, to start this off, this isn't exclusive to just games in the retro game room, it can be anything you're playing through. Currently, I'm playing Persona 4 Arena, the sequel to Persona 4 on PS3. I think it's fun, I just dislike how much of a visual novel it feels at times. I'm aware that the series is somewhat of a VN, but, there's so much dialogue, that, sometimes, I just want to go fight some people online. It can be rather irritating. Either way, fun game, great plot, but, that should be expected from a SMT game.

Even though I am a sandwich, I'm playing Yugioh The Reshef of Destruction. It's like a traditional Yugioh Duel game, except the effects are much more simple. The problem is that it took me months to beat, weeks to play on vizzed while speeding up the gameplay

A mobile game called Ingress.

The premise is the world has invisible energy (called XM) flowing into it from portals; the only way to see and interact with them is with a scanner... your mobile device. So you have to walk around in the REAL WORLD, and find these portals and capture them, defend them, etc.

They are usually around piece of art or significant buildings. You have to choose to join one of two factions, the Resistance or the Enlightened, and try to control the most portals.

It's a never ending game, but it's very fun as you have to actually play in the real world and cooperate somewhat with other people in your city. It has an RPG side, where you can level up and use items and stuff.

So I would say I speak very positively of this game. It's great you get to move around and play an original game. Downside is that it drains the battery of your device very very fast, so it's hard to play long without having to recharge half way through the day.

I'm going through pokemon Soulsilver for the 100th time, and to make it interesting, I made it a nuzlocke. I'm already up to entering Kanto for the first time, and has been pretty intense since I did Pryce before Jasmine and Chuck. Usually I have a pretty hard time with Clair and her kingdra, but I actually did really good.

Oh? I'm supposed to talk about the game? I feel the Remakes of Gen II are a little more... linear, as you HAVE to do the respective legendary quest before you can go to Kanto. I kinda miss not being able to buy the elemental punches, but at least gen 4 had better TMs. I still hate Voltorb Flip, as it really is chance and you can't exactly have a fool-proof plan (thank you Voltorbflip.com!), and the levels of wild pokemon. for most of Johto are around level 23 to 28, so if you loose a pokemon, you're gonna be spending A LOT of time grinding the pokemon back to the levels of your other pokemon.

...Anyway, my battle with Clair's Kingdra was probably the most boss thing I've even done in a pokemon game. First I paralyzed it with discharge, then I used flash a bunch of times, and I didn't get hit either to the Kingdra being fully paralyzed or just missing. after I got the Kindgra's accuracy to minimum, I used headbutt a bunch of times (even though discharge would do more), so kingdra would have a pretty high chance of missing, either to paralysis, no accuracy or flinching (and the entire time, this was going through my head).